Micro Ingredients USDA Organic Moringa Leaf Extract Powder, 250 grams

High quality and high volume

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We have tried a few different Moringa powders over the years, and for the last 6 years we have stocked FGO Moringa for everyone here to use. Most everyone uses it and all enjoy it. Personally i use it in smoothies in the morning and as a hot tea (on its own with hot water) during the day, especially in the afternoon when i am craving another espresso but feel i have had enough for the day. Now as for this particular product, i was concerned due to the negative reviews or foreign matter in the packs and bad taste etc., but as i have used other microingredients products i thought i would try it anyway. The reason i wanted find an alternative to FGO is that they no longer stock the 32oz bags which were a good price, and now expect people to buy overpriced small bags instead. This microingredients 32oz bag is close to the same price that FGO used to charge, and very good value for a bulk purchase. Upon opening the bag, the aroma of moringa is unmistakable and exactly what i would have expected. The leaves are ground to a very fine powder, but what appears to be a slow cold grinding process, and the color of the powder is exactly what i expected. If ground hot it would have lost much of its color though oxidization. I took about 8oz out of the bag and sifted it though a very fine mesh stainless screen. Nothing left behind. A totally clean product. I made a tea out of it, and both the color, dispersal of the powder, and the taste are exactly as expected. I drink the tea with a spoon to stir it every time i take a sip. So it matches in every way the FGO powder we have been using for years, and we are going to switch to using this brand instead. For first time users, expect a slightly grassy aroma, and a matcha (mixed with a little sencha) type taste when drinking as a tea. When added to a smoothie etc you will not notice anything much as things like blueberries etc will overpower the moringa taste anyway. If you drink it as tea, stir it occasionally to keep the powder suspended, so there is not a residue at the bottom of the cup to deal with. If you add it to baked goods you will not taste it, unless there is nothing else in there. Word to the wise, dispense into a smaller container for daily use and double or triple seal the original bag (with as much air removed as possible) in freezer quality ziplocks, (or use a vacuum sealer) to keep the remaining powder fresh. Stored properly in a temperature stable location, moringa powder will last a long time.

Maringa route there’s so much good for your body. I love this supplement. You must have it great and smoothies.

Helps with gut problems. Just mix with smoothie. Use1/4 tsp. Taste is bitter. Work your way up in the amount you use

I saw reviews about grit/sand/glass/metal in the product, not only this brand. I decided to investigate by duplicating what I read in the reviews. I have a 32oz bag with an Expiration date of 5/2027. Here’s what I found: 1) put a 1/2 scoop in my mouth and sucked on it, then chewed. It was a little gritty…I decided it was normal since other brand’s reviews indicated the same thing. 2) I dissolved some and filtered it. Nothing seemed unusual. 1st pic is normal photo. 2nd pic on same filtered result uses macro photography. 3) tried getting it to stick on a magnet, it stuck, but so would flour. I then used my magnetic wallet and hovered as closely as I could. Nothing. It’s taste is not appealing but I didn’t get it to impart good flavor to my smoothies. I’m interested in its nutritional profile. It has a nice green herbal color.

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